Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden
Fell deeds awake: fire and slaughter!
Spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered,
A sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises!
Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!
ITT scenes that literally make you shake
Jose Gray
Logan Robinson
Liam Rogers
>quoting the book
Ride to ruin and the world's ending is better
Jayden Wright
Also the final duel, when their themes overlap.
Angel Ross
The Filipino guy roaring and unloading his machine guns into the robot horde while it shreds him to pieces in Matrix Revolutions.
Parker Peterson
and the Moe Greene Scene from the Godfather
Jackson Jenkins
sorry meant to stop at 32:26
Benjamin Howard
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The only good thing about Rogue One.
Lincoln Harris
Brandon Williams
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>tfw you realise LOTR is the last hurrah for white people
>ever since we've had to put up with diversity in everything
It's a sign of our changing and dying civilisation.
Ethan Watson
DEAAAAAAAAAAAAATH
Robert Peterson
>mfw the only good looking Jews in this film were the ones who weren't actually Jews in real life
Tarantino was secretly our guy.
Jordan Jones
Well that seems edgy and stupid
Benjamin Scott
The time of whitey is over. The time of nigguh has come
Blake Wood
Why the fuck would you build a mech like that without any form of protection for the driver?
Why didn't they store a couple of emps in the city?
Why use humans and batteries and not cows?
The movie made no fucking sense.
Aiden Butler
Only if you're ignorant of the great changes our societies have been undergoing this past century.
Nolan Hall
Wait you mean the french jew or the american ones
Jason Taylor
not posting this
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Leo Barnes
Because originally the machines used humans as CPUs until the studio figured burger audiences would find that confusing.
Anthony Gutierrez
I try not to post things that make me overly sad.
Adam Diaz
>Pikes have no effect
Adam Rodriguez
>pikes
Learn your terminology, those are barely spears.
Jacob Hall
and thats a good thing sweetie
Eli Myers
Rohirrim charges CRUSH infantry, especially considering that they're orcs and which are smaller than men.
Lucas Garcia
none of the characters in that scene were jews though
fassbender was an englishman, and the german guy was a german defector
Josiah Morgan
Clearly they are less than spears because they had zero effect.
Weak excuse. There is no way that wedge had enough mass to penetrate so deeply into braced infantry with at least a frontline of pike/spears.
Sebastian Morales
Never heard this before, very powerful desu
Dominic Lopez
>the crownless again shall be King
Hang in there bruh, we're gonna make it
Colton Sanders
>Why the fuck would you build a mech like that without any form of protection for the driver?
they did originally. the AMPs used by the resistance are basically ghetto nigger rigged versions of what the UN forces were using before the matrix
also because this happens
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>Why didn't they store a couple of emps in the city?
Because like what Locke says when the Hammer comes and uses its EMP it friendly fires the humans own equipment, wiping out all their targeting systems as well as all of their AMPs. the EMPs would get rid of the current wave attacking the city but one use is enough to cripple the defence while the machines can just create another wave
>Why use humans and batteries and not cows?
its somewhat implied throughout the series that the Machines never really wanted to straight wipe out humanity, call it sentimentality maybe. the Matrix was something of a mercy and the architect basically says that they don't really need the humans and can quickly develop an alternative, its just more preferable to have them around then not
Levi Anderson
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Adrian Martinez
Why DIDN'T they secure the city first?
Why start a charge toward giant elephants with your horses? So you can poke them in their legs with your tiny swords and spears while you suffer major casualties?
Just go into the city, what are the elephants going to do when they're facing walls as tall as them?
Colton Martin
The squad was broken so they couldn't fight back.
Cooper Mitchell
I liked the theory that the war was triggered when the machines central programing was set to "create a human utopia." It figured that the best and only way to do so was to create the Matrix, with the early versions being a perfect world.